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The Flagler College Commencement Ceremony was especially momentous for the Class of 2024 who emerged from high school during a global pandemic. For most, it was the first time they’d donned a cap and gown or crossed a graduation stage.

Flagler College will celebrate the academic and personal accomplishments of more than 500 graduates in the Class of 2024 with a Commencement Ceremony at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Sunday, May 5, at 9 a.m.

Between April 3 and 4, 2,062 donors contributed to Flagler College's sixth annual Roar and Raise Giving Challenge, raising a record-breaking $1,557,589 in support of the College's people, programs, and places.

Flagler College alum Abigale Kreinheder was awarded a grant from the Pulitzer Center to research the production of Kopi Luwak coffee in Indonesia, a research trip that soon became a formative life experience.  

When you imagine the face of a donor, the vision that emerges is rarely one of a young, 20-something year-old man fresh out of college. But James Mernik (’21) is that donor.  

In honor of National Girls and Women in Sport Day, Flagler’s Sport Management Program held a Q&A panel event to recognize and discuss the achievements of women in an industry that has been long perceived as a male-dominated field.

Just a few months after Victoria, “Tori,” Hartman crossed the graduation stage with Flagler’s Class of 2023, she made her way to Washington, D.C. where she’s been learning among one of the Senate’s most influential committees.

Convening for Flagler College’s third-ever Baccalaureate ceremony, a long-standing academic tradition adopted by the College in 2021, the Class of 2024 reflected in gratitude and looked ahead with joy.